Sentence examples for long lasting fire from inspiring English sources

For the past decade, the province, including the rainforest, has been affected by the mild winters and drought-like conditions, which culminate in uncharacteristically long lasting fire seasons.

What do you think: did the rumor mill light a long lasting fire beneath the butts of Palm investors, or is this just a temporary spike?

And since his announcement, Mr Berry has ridiculed Barack Obama's administration.In this section Seizing the reins, at long last Fired up, ready to go Grading the dismal scientists Back to the crash Democrats beware The finger of suspicion Fading are the peacemakers Protecting the weakest Is Barack Obama tough enough?

But whether you think it justified or not, it is hardly evidence that the president is "against killing terrorists".In this section Seizing the reins, at long last Fired up, ready to go Grading the dismal scientists Back to the crash Democrats beware The finger of suspicion Fading are the peacemakers Protecting the weakest Is Barack Obama tough enough?

Kathy Cox and Beverly Hall, the school superintendents of Georgia and Atlanta, have won praise for improving test scores and graduation rates.In this section Seizing the reins, at long last Fired up, ready to go Grading the dismal scientists Back to the crash Democrats beware The finger of suspicion Fading are the peacemakers Protecting the weakest Is Barack Obama tough enough?

Long lasting headache attacks.

Concerns were rising that the intense heat of the long-lasting fire could cause structural weaknesses in the tower.

Although the impact itself caused extensive structural damage, the long-lasting fire ignited by jet fuel was blamed for the structural failure of the tower.

For a long-lasting fire: Lay the kindling criss-cross, then criss-cross the firewood over the kindling.

At long last, @MobileCrunch has been fired up and is ready to be your e-BFF.

But it will, at least, start to build a fire under policy makers, bringing us closer to the day when, at long last, they are ready to act.